anthony: uni? >> masa: uni. >> anthony: awesome. >> masa: oh the umami hold into the rice. right? >> anthonyity. the, the salaryman. you join the company, you stay with the company. >> masa: well, some people go that way. >> anthony: most people go this way, yes. they, they choose security. >> masa: yeah, yeah. maybe. >> anthony: it's an unusual way of thinking. i have to make my own way. >> masa: yeah, i agree with that. older brother, they can take over family business. i gotta do something. went to tokyo, then realized, "wow, this is a different world." what could i do? >> anthony: yeah. >> masa: second brother maybe. >> anthony: second brother syndrome. >> masa: right. maybe, yeah. >> anthony: this was awesome. >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] good to see you again. ♪ ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner.

anthony: awesome, right? >> eric: yes. >> anthony: and it only gets better, my friend. >> gao: oh, this is nice. >> anthony: ohs is tofu? >> seven: yeah. >> eric: oh, it's the skin on top? >> seven: yeah. >> anthony: common ingredients like tofu and seaweed, various meats and fishes, are stirred in along with ingredients that are, shall we say, less familiar to the western palate. they got the duck. >> eric: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: then they reach inside, they grab the, grab the intestines, and yank 'em out of a live duck. >> eric: no! >> seven: yeah. supposedly that's the bit that gives you, like, the most fresh. >> eric: but it's a bit cruel, right? >> anthony: well, you want 'em fresh, eric. i mean -- >> seven: yeah. i think we should drink some beer. >> anthony: yes, i think so. >> all: cheers. >> seven: how are you doing there, eric? >> eric: i'm doing ama-amazingly well. >> seven: hanging in there? >> eric: my sinuses are -- >> seven: open. >> anthony: so open you have no idea. >> wu: best part of hot pot is to share. >> eric: is to share? >> wu: to share, yeah. >> eric: yes, i like that too. it's very c

>> keyvan: yeah. >> anthony: mustang. [ engine revs ] >> keyvan: camaro. >> anthony: camaro. >> keyvan: camaro, yeah. >> anthonylling me i have to try. iranian takeout pizza. >> anthony: it comes with ketchup! >> keyvan: what do you think about iranian pizza? >> anthony: not bad. >> keyvan: not bad. >> anthony: we don't put ketchup on pizza though. >> keyvan: i love ketchup. >> anthony: ah, thank you. >> keyvan: beer. >> anthony: i spent my youth pretty much doing this. hanging out at a parking lot. ♪ ♪ let's assume the worst. let's assume that you cannot see any way to reconcile what you think of iran with your own personal beliefs. you just generally don't approve. >> jason: yeah. >> anthony: i think those are exactly the sort of places you should go. >> jason: totally. >> anthony: see who we're talking about and where we're talking about here and -- >> jason: i think it's almost un-american not to go to those places. you know? >> anthony: i don't know that i can put it in any kind of perspective. i feel, you know, deeply conflicted. deeply confusing, exhilarating, heartbreaking, beautiful place. >> jason: ye

they don't remember any war. >> ha: no. >> anthony: you used to be a tour guide. >> ha: yes. >> anthony: for how many years? >> ha: 15 years. >> anthonynot gonna have to be a stop? it won't be necessary. it won't even be important. no one will remember it. or should people always remember? >> ha: i think it's good to remember so we don't make the same mistake, you know? some people choose to be angry, to hold a grudge, but then some people choose to let go and, for the peace inside themselves. that's up to the person. and, i think it's good that, that -- it's important that we know about history. and to make sure it never happens again. ♪ i met a lot of war veterans. and, surprisingly, a lot of them don't feel -- don't have any hate, anger against their old enemies. and that's amazing. that is amazing. i learned so much from them. ♪ [ music stops ] ♪ >> ha: for vietnamese, we have so many legends. but the majority of legends related to our traditions of fighting against foreign invaders and to protect our country. over the last 20 years of my life, i've seen a lot of changes. and we know that there's still a lot of shortcoming. [ bell

anthony: wow, look at this. that is beautiful. do you feel guilty eating this well? >> ruhlman: i do. >> anthony: you do? >> ruhlman: i do. >> anthony. >> ruhlman: i'll follow you, then. mmm. >> anthony: wow. have you ever even seen anything like this? >> ruhlman: i don't think i've ever seen anything like this anywhere. >> anthony: yeah, me either. >> ruhlman: and the thing is, you can see the main pool from the window here. you can see the hoi polloi. >> anthony: i was thinking about inviting them all up to our crib. >> ruhlman: don't you dare do that. >> anthony: for a party. >> ruhlman: no. >> anthony: hey, don't they deserve a good time? i don't know. maybe not. >> ruhlman: not going to happen. >> anthony: we're getting back to guilt. do you feel enlightened and inspired by this meal? >> ruhlman: what are you asking? what are you getting at here? you're trying to get at something. >> anthony: trying to make myself feel better. i mean, i'm trying to, trying to prove that i'm down with people, man. i'm still, i'm still cool. >> ruhlman: this, this guilt, this guilt keeps coming back. you keep bringing up the guilt. >> anthony: yo

anthony: so the bait is wood? >> martin: yeah. they just eat the -- the bark. >> anthony: they eat the bark? >> martin: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> anthony> anthony: empires were built on it. every hat practically in the world was a -- was made of a beaver pelt. >> martin: that's why today it's the, uh, icon of canada. >> anthony: to a lesser extent, the tradition continues today. carl continues to trap, usually called on by provincial officials to trap beaver and clear away dams and control what can become a destructively overpopulated situation. >> carl: yeah. >> martin: ah, oui? >> anthony: hello, my little friend. >> martin: oh, that -- this is a young one. and those, uh, are -- are the one we want to eat. >> anthony: what would you compare the meat to? is there anything like it? >> martin: the -- that's the thing, you know. there's nothing -- nothing like it. you know, when you eat beaver, you understand that it's beaver. >> anthony: martin, along with an encyclopedic knowledge of fine wines and an inexplicable attachment to the music of celine dion, is a big believer in honoring history and tradition. if you still trap beavers, you

sublime crispy skin straight from heaven. >> anthony: crunch, that's the sound of victory right there. >> anthony: morcilla, blood sausage with potato cakes. >> anthonyly good. >> anthony: this is a working-class neighborhood with people coming to and from work. >> shawn: yeah. >> anthony: how often do you think the average person eats at one of these things? >> shawn: a lot of the day laborers, a lot of the men that are here that might live in these tiny apartments with these tiny shared kitchens, they can't cook. >> anthony: right. >> shawn: they're not going to go into the restaurants. they don't have time for that. so it's for them it might be even more that they're eating on the streets. >> anthony: shawn bazinski is the director of the street vendor project. prior to going to law school, he built a pushcart and sold burritos on the corner of 52nd and park. he founded svp with a small grant from yale university law school. he lives in a tenement walk up apartment in manhattan with a bathtub in the kitchen. you know, like most lawyers. >> anthony: so within like a mile from here -- >> matt: yeah. >> anthony: what would my options be nationality w

anthony: how do you do? how are you? >> archie: keawe. >> anthony: what's going on? hi. >> archie: meghan. >> anthonysay hi. >> anthony: hey, brennan, how are ya? >> archie: and, uh, milton. this is milton. >> anthony: milton, good to meet you. so how, uh, how does everybody know each other here? >> archie: we live on an island, everybody knows everybody here. >> anthony: okay, that's true. why did i even ask? >> archie: it's just the way you roll. >> woman: i think i met uncle ross through the water. just surfing and then we became, like, family. >> ross: daughter. >> tiare: yeah, and he's like my -- and he's like my dad. my ohana. >> anthony: each and every weekend uncle ross can be found here with his ohana. a hawaiian word that describes an extended circle of family and close friends. >> anthony: man, nice. they got lucky today. it's a beautiful day. >> archie: beautiful day, yep. >> ross: even when it's storming, it's nice on the beach. >> anthony: yeah. >> ross: yeah. and we'll stay here until that thing goes down. hits the horizon. when that sun hits the horizon it's, that's time to go home. >

anthony: name of the band is? >> keystone. >> anthony: how long you been playing together? >> around five years. >> anthonyow to make a good adobo. is there a single recipe? >> everyone would stake claim to having the best adobo, but the basic ingredients would remain the same. so, it's garlic, pork, we can now add the chicken, vinegar, pepper corns, bay leaf, soy sauce. >> anthony: this adobo is amazing. delicious. where did you learn to cook adobo? >> i learned from my mom. >> anthony: so, who makes the best adobo? mom does. >> that's the best answer. >> anthony: filipinos like feeding people. >> yes. >> anthony: what else do filipinos like? >> hospitable. everybody knows how to sing. they don't necessarily have to be in tune but they want to sing, they like to sing. >> we've been listening to music from a very young age. >> i'm the drummer but i'm not actually formally trained. up to this day, i don't read notes but i could memorize a song. if you gave it to me in a day. >> anthony: but you have to. and you guys have played abroad? >> no. it's one of the goals actually. >> anthony: five years from now,

anthony: yeah, here we go. so you grew up in this town? >> jakob: yes, in this village. >> anthony: where did you grow up? >> jakob: michal atanya, near the beach. >> anthonyghborhood. and we worked together in hotel. >> anthony: how did that go down with the families? >> jakob: wonderful now. now, wonderful. >> anthony: now good. >> jakob: yes. very good. >> anthony: at the beginning not so much. >> jakob: started it yes, with the questions versus the answers, and start to understand that we love each other, and they can do nothing. so we continue. and they support us. >> yotam: this is your special, fried eggs, sunny side up. >> anthony: farm eggs with peppers from your garden, tomato. that looks awesome, beyond words. it is incredibly beautiful here. i don't know why i didn't expect that . >> michal: you know, a lot of people come and say, it's like provence, it's like italy, and we say, no, it's in jaffa. >> yotam: you like cochrin? >> anthony: i do. roasted tomatoes, okra? >> yotam: onion and mint. and that's all it is. and what they do a lot here is just char the hell out of it. so it's like, it really is, it's really smoky just from being in the pan

anthony: it's not a life for you? sometimes? >> halil: sometimes you go there for big shop, malls. >> anthony: you go to the malls? [ laughter ] >> anthonys rice and potato. >> hamden: we often eat this feast for celebrations we call it "omani kahwa." >> anthony: lamb? mhmm that's fantastic. wow never had this. >> hamden: really? this is the harees. >> anthony: very famous dish. how do you say delicious in arabic? >> both: ladhidh. >> anthony: ladhidh. that's what it is. how did you learn to cook this well? >> hamden: in muscat i lived with my friends, not family so i have to learn how to cook because no one is taking care about you, you should take care about yourself. >> anthony: so, if you'd rather be here why not just continue as parents and grandparents? >> hamden: i really want to improve my country economy. i want to invent something. >> anthony: you're planning for a post oil oman, like after the oil. i think the whole country feels this way, i mean, everybody feels this way as well. as you say, the country is changing. you have a luxury resort right over there. the future will look much like this. the resort opens up, they have

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anthony in washington, always good to get _ pandemic. anthony in washington, always good to get your _ pandemic. anthonyg colder. tomorrow is likely to be colder than today. but many places will be dry with a fair bit of sunshine around. but the winds are turning more to the north. the cold air coming all the way from the bering sea, the norwegian sea, hitting the uk from the north at the moment, dropping those temperatures. and the colder air is coming in behind this weather front here, which is taking rain away from southern parts of england and allowing the showers to follow on. and it's going to stay quite windy for a northern and eastern areas, where we'll see most of the showers, those could be turning wintry, we'll find some snow even to lower levels in northern scotland. a few showers coming into northern ireland heading across to wales and the south west, those could turn a touch wintry, and where we keep those showers, this is where we are more likely to have some icy conditions into the night and into tomorrow morning. and tomorrow morning will start much colder. there'll be a widespread fros

anthony fauci. anthony fauci gives a press conference about masks, about getting in fetal positions under the desk again. about thanksgiving, about christmas. i don't need anthonyauci giving us commentary on human society. what is it exactly that anthony fauci brings to the table when it comes to his supposed expertise? exactly nothing. >> pete: getting it wrong. >> absolutely nothing. if you heard that press conference yesterday. it was all about police state tactics. it was all slush. he didn't give us any information that we didn't already know thanks to this south africa can doctor. here's the answer on the variant so far. don't give it a second thought. south africa cans aren't. they believe in life, too. >> pete: are you concerned though that while we may not give it a second thought the democrats are happy to use it as a second attempt to say we need universal mail-in voting. we can't check ids. people can't come to the polls safely. that's what happened when legislatures were usurped through emergency powers and state across the country n 2020. what do you think they might be willing to do in '22. >> of course, you are 100 percent right. the democratic

anthony's murder. ste - hen investigate anthony's murder. stephen port _ investigate anthony's murder. _ investigate anthony's murder. stephen port was arrested - investigate anthony's murder. stephen port was arrested on | stephen port was arrested on suspicion of lying about moving anthony's body but the investigation of the death went no further and he remained on bail, free to kill again. ten weeks later, a second body was found in a church graveyard less than 400 metres from stephen port�*s front door. it was gabriel, another gay man in his 20s, detectives didn't connect the two deaths and did so little that the officer tasked with liaising with gabriel's family never spoke to them. just over three weeks later, in the same corner of the same graveyard, the body of daniel whitworth was found. he had what appeared to be a suicide note around his neck in which he also said that he had taken gabriel's life. detectives just accepted what was written when in fact simple checks would have shown that he was nowhere near barking when gabriel died. it meant that for months police were telli

anthony story and all the kent -- pain that came with that. tell me how you work through that. >> anthony has a story to andy does and their things in the book that i don't share and i saved anthony story to tell her they do t try to tell it from te perspective of how it impacted me and the relationship so i take the readers down memory lane so people are captivated by this dynamic smart hard-working public servant and then to go through a marriage that quickly turned into a nightmare and the ups and downs we went through as with tried to navigate ringing a child into this world. i was pregnant after the first scandal broke and tried to figure out how to navigate or mental health and how to find help. we didn't know how to make it work and it took us a long time to get to that place and it took me to a pretty dark place before it got to the other side in order to write this book and share my story and one of the reasons i did it was i think there were plenty of people in the world that had to endure or are enduring what i had to and maybe i can help them in some way. >> you mentioned that it was therapeutic. >> it was, tremendously and the reason i started it in my early life i t

anthony. — there is nothing that can return anthony, gabriel, daniel orjack to as. anthonyhas been held accountable but the police have not. it is distressing that officers have failed _ it is distressing that officers have failed so — it is distressing that officers have failed so badly, and continue to serve _ failed so badly, and continue to serve as— failed so badly, and continue to serve as police officers without significant sanctions. we cannot be confident— significant sanctions. we cannot be confident that their performance has improved _ confident that their performance has improved. in fact, we understand that at— improved. in fact, we understand that at least ten of the officers involved — that at least ten of the officers involved in the investigations have been _ involved in the investigations have been promoted. we are calling on the iopc been promoted. we are calling on the iopc to _ been promoted. we are calling on the iopc to revisit this issue. we asked the prime _ iopc to revisit this issue. we asked the prime minister and the home secretary. — the prime

anthony found anthony fatty's ring thenew year with his big fat pension.morrow night from 10:00 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. eastern time. it's going to be hosted by fox and friend weekend cohost wireless pete hegseth, rachel campos-duffy, and will cain. amazing performance is that the night as well as special appearances by one of our "outnumbered" friends, emily compagno. she is going to be holding it down in times square, and she is going to make sure there is a party. kayleigh, you have very exciting news about your book! >> kayleigh: yes, i wanted to thank our viewers. our book made it on several best seller lists. "usa today," "wall street journal," amazon, and even then liberal "new york times" putting "keep it off." if you haven't gotten it, check it out on amazon, barnes & noble, wherever books are sold. walmart. thank you for even being "the new york times" at their own gain. appreciate it. >> kennedy: well done, kayleigh paid to matt's point earlier, it's a great book to take to the hillside near you and celebrate the new year. thanks so much everyone toda

anthony had a story, and he does and her things in the book i don't share or i will say this is anthony's story to tell. i do try to tell from the perspective of how it impacted me as a partner in the relationship. i sort of take the readers down that memory lane being captivated by the truly dynamic, smart, you know, hard-working public servant, and then to go through a dream marriage that turned very sadly and quickly into a nightmare and then the ups and downs we went through as we tried to navigate bring a child into this world. i was not even 12 weeks pregnant the first time anthony's hearse scandal broke, then trying to figure how to navigate our mental health, how to find help. when we did know who to turn to or how to make it work. it took us a long time to get to the place and it took me to a pretty dark place before got to the other side in order to write this book, share my story and one of the reasons i did it was i think there are plenty of people in the world who unfortunately had to endure our enduring what i did. i just had to do the front page of the paper and the daikon help them in some way. >> you said writing the book was therapeutic for you. >> it was, tremendously. the reason i started early in my early life my father was close to i think my father always believed i would be a writer i do tell a story in the book when i was ten my father came back from a trip to london and he brought me a book called silence by george eliot. i was ten years old and didn't understand material but when i read the introduction i realized george eliot was at it with m

anthony- — be political. good to talk to, anthony. thank _ be political. good to talk to, anthony. thank you - be political. uch indeed. here in the uk — the cost of living has risen at its fastest rate for ten years — with inflation at 5.1% last month. the office for national statistics says a surge in transport and energy costs drove the increase. our economics editor faisal islam has more. it is notjust here in cardiff that inflation is reaching ever dizzy heights. across the nation prices are rising at their fastest rate in decades, driven by record petrol prices, massive spikes in gas and electricity, and now clothing and food price rises too, raising questions about how quickly it will come back down—to—earth. the official rate of inflation reached 5.1% in november, the highest level since 2011 and well over the double rate targeted by the bank of england. the older price index measure, still used by some government departments and to set some bills, reached 7.1%, the highest level in over 30 years. this reflects the every day experience of those at the cardiff christmas market, with widespread price p

of "the new york post" has taken this on saying that like president biden and medical advisor anthony anthony cuomo story and she said bad people who abuse their privilege and believe the rules don't apply to them to get there -- do you believe that is the case that will work itself out despite so many that tried to get in the way of doing the right thing? >> you know, it was so interesting to watch chris cuomo, you know, help sort of massage his brother's image at the height of the pandemic. especially here in new york where we have all known andrew cuomo to be a terror on the political scene for decades. and chris cuomo with his brothers image, we hear in new york with ground zero with the pandemic in the early days was apocalyptic. we were watching andrew cuomo send senior citizens back into nursing homes to their certain death. these two were able to laugh it up night after night in pursuit of ratings and potential andrew cuomo for president in 2020? you know, it goes to show you exactly why it is so important that these journalist standards are adhered to such stringent tea. no surprise

anthony felt she's anxieties here? i share anthony felt she's anxieties here?- share anthony felt she's anxieties here?is an understatement. - anxieties here? i think anxiety is an understatement. many . is an understatement. many epidemiologists have a sense of dread because 0micron is, by all accounts and models, more contagious or equally contagious or equally contagious to measles and 0micron spread is evasive against previous immunity, whether vaccines or previous survivors of natural infection. sorry to interrupt, we hear time and again that it is highly contagious but it is not as severe. so should we be as worried? maybe it is better that we get it?— that we get it? no. firstly that we get it? no. firstly that is a — that we get it? no. firstly that is a gross _ that we get it? no. firstly that is a gross and - that we get it? no. firstly - that is a gross and misleading statement to say. some people claiming natures vaccine. no. evenif claiming natures vaccine. no. even if it is milder and we don't think it is a much milder at all, the latest empirical studies is that it is no more milder than

anthony i failure? it all began in june 2014, l when 23-year-old anthony walgate failure? it all began in june 2014, i when 23-year-old anthonyd outside stephen port�*s flat in barking. it was thought to had called the ambulance, and almost immediately the police ever started mounting up. the mistakes are too many to list, they went on for 15 months before fought was finally arrested for murder, and by that time three other young men were also dead. —— stephen port was arrested. after anthony died and port report of the body, the police missed this record in the police national database of port with a man who could barely walk after taking the date rape drug ghb. they did not examine his computer which would have seen him constantly searching for videos of young men being raped while unconscious on drugs. anthony's mother is convinced that a competent police investigation would have stopped stephen port there are men. bill have stopped stephen port there are men. �* ., . , ., men. all the other victims would have been _ men. all the other victims would have been known _ men. all the other victims would have been known if— men

anthony faucher he who is expected to give -- dr. anthony fauci about the coronavirus. live coverage on c-span. >> from zero deaths to over 800,000 please join me in welcoming dr. anthony found she -- dr. anthony fauci, chief president -- advisor to president biden. dr. fauci has led the country through its worst public health crisis since the 1919 pandemic flu. although to some it may seem like he burst on the scene just as covid emerged in march 2020, dr. fauci has been a leading public health and infectious disease expert for over 35 years. he was appointed to director of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease at the national institutes of health in 1984. in this role, he has advised five presidents. he led the nation in its medical and public health response to hiv/aids and helped developed the emergency plan for aids relief which has saved millions of lives. he played a critical role in the response to the anthrax attacks, several ebola outbreaks, bird flu, developing a universal flu vaccine. it is absolutely no wonder that the president has turned to dr. fauci for his guidance. it is my pleasure to welcome dr. fauci back to the national press cl

when our investing club meets this thursday on a special call in how to prosper in 2022 anthony in florida anthony. >> caller: jim professor cramer big boo-yah from south florida thank you for all you do for us home gamers. i have a quick question on dick's sporting goods, dks i got in in july when it was at 102. they reported earnings on august 25th, my anniversary by the way. it hit 146 on september 1st but the next day started to decline. it's rallied to 142 before black friday but today closed at 108 with the uncertainty of omicron looming before christmas is dick's a buy, hold or sell? >> first of all, thank you for the kind comments. i was on the conference call i thought it was a great quarter. i said the same thing about williams sonoma. they were both great quarters. the market is wrong. the companies are doing great and i think that dick's right here is a buy tomorrow morning it would have been just terrific had you done some buying near the lows but the real sin was selling stocks down out of fear. i can't ask you to buy the bottom but i've got to try to tell you not to sell the bottom.

anthony joins us from nashville. anthony? >> reporter: frustration and disappointment for the 49ers. they lose to the titans on a field goal in the final seconds on thursday night football. it almost felt like a home game. the faithful were out in forceful there was a lot of red in nashville. the 49ers' offense marched down the field in their first possession. jeff wilson junior with a first score of the game. san francisco dominated early but only led 10-0 at the half. the momentum of the game changed on three by jimmy g. two were interceptions. this one in the third quarter led to a tennessee touchdown a few plays later. in the fourth, ryan tannehill hits aj brown for the score giving the titans the first lead of the game at 17-10. the 49ers respond. garoppolo finds brandon to tie the game with two minutes to go. with seconds remaining on the clock, the titans kick a 44-yard field goal to win it 20-17. >> a game like, that you just get off to a hot start like that. we were rolling early on. we got a little sluggish. i don't know. it is tough when you let one like this slip away. >> you want to win the games and dictate stuff. you can't give other people a chance with some of the turnovers we have. >> 8-7 on the season. they'll play the final home game. season against huflt on january 2nd. in nashville, tennessee. anthonyor the playoffs though. . better word for the warriors despite not having several people on the covid list. we did have steph curry. they called us the cadillac arrivals camp. walking into battle. the warriors and grizzlies, fourth quarter. curry is always moving. darting across the floor. the classic stepback three. he had 46 points. memphis always played the warriors tough. this game was tough. the final seconds. gary payton ii with the clutch three. that made it 107-102. the warriors go on to win 113-104. hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill. oh oh so true. and now, the moon christmas special. gotta go! take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes switching fast and ea

maguire in the last round and the �*belgian bullet�* enjoyed a convincing win over anthony hamilton today, 6—1. he'll play anthonybut on the plus side, there's been a lot of wintry sunshine around. and that's all thanks to a ridge of high pressure. tomorrow, a different story. alot more cloud around, but with that, some slightly less cold or even milder air pushing in. now this ridge of high pressure is what's brought us a lot of the fine weather today. this frontal system already pushing into northern ireland and scotland will bring thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain, but there is a wedge of milder air trapped into it. and that'll be slowly working its way eastward through tonight. so, a wet start to the night across northern and western areas. eventually that rain will push southwards and eastwards, a bit of a clearance here with some blustery showers. we will continue to see some snow on it leading edge as it bumps into the cold air. as temperatures rise across all areas by the end of night, then that sleety, snowiness will revert back to rain. and it will be a milder—feeling day tomorrow, particularly for en

anthony fauci pensó que se comunicaba con el doctor anthony fauci pero todo resultó ser una farsa tenemos consejos porqueno caiga en la trampa >>> (comerciales) una televidente está muy emocionada al pensar que el doctor anthony nos presenta el caso y recomendación es para que a usted o algún familiar no le pase lo mismo mire la página del doctor anthony fauci asegura tener complicaciones de salud las cuales la llevaron a buscar recomendaciones de un médico de confianza por las redes sociales í fue como se topó con la supuesta páginas del director del instituto nacional de enfermedades infecciosas el reconocido doctor anthony fauci >>> voy a mandarle un mensaje y para su sorpresa si le respondió hasta le dije qué humilde rápidamente el doctor le preguntó si sabía sobre una subvención federal que ella podía recibir >>> es una ayuda del gobierno con ayuda económica la televidente dijo estar interesada pues confirmo que el famoso doctor la estaba aconsejando por buen camino y me dijo tengoun conocido del gobierno que se encarga de eso y te puedo contactar con él entusiasmada la señora garcía pidió más información dijo pero no le comentes nada a nadie hast que ya este el caso aprobado de supuesto amigo del doctor

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let's go to anthony in new york. anthony?tell you that, look, it's at 5 bucks. do i want to tell you to sell it at five bucks? i don't expect a lot of upside how about steve in illinois? >> jim, my stock is -- >> yeah. oh, gosh i know i should be more enthusiastic about some of the these stocks but, again, i'm focused on what the fed's doing, rates are doing, what the recovery's doing. and in that situation you don't want this stock. let's go to ted in new york. >> booyah! >> booyah. >> alibaba is my golden goose. >> your golden goose could be cooked i don't know it's down 46%. i'm not going to tell you to sell that said, any time that i have said china's a green light in the last three years it's been wrong. so i'm starting to learn don't be wrong let's go to deedee in texas. >> hi, dr. cramer, thank you for taking my call >> you're very welcome, deedee what's up? >> my question is about harley-davidson ticker symbol -- >> i think they're reinventing themselves i like what they have in the stores but then, again, they have t